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Space Force Guardians make history as 1st in branch to become Army Drill Sergeants
TSGT David Gudgeon and SGT Yuji Moore started as non-commissioned officers in the Air Force before transferring into Space Force. And now, in what's loosely referred to as cross-pollination of the branches, they can add Drill Sergeant to their list of accomplishments.
SC state leaders stress importance of not littering
The Department of Public Safety also sees the harm that litter can cause on the roadways.
Police attempting to identify person accused of stealing at Target
Lexington Police are looking for a person accused of stealing items from a Target, said officers.
City of Columbia looking for summer lifeguards
The City of Columbia is looking for summer lifeguards.
Staley Makes History as Naismith Coach of the Year
South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley was named the 2024 Werner Ladder Naismith Coach of the Year, the Atlanta Tipoff announced today.
Cardoso Named WBCA Defensive Player of the Year
South Carolina senior center Kamilla Cardoso was named the 2024 Women’s Basketball Coaches’ Association NCAA Div. I Defensive Player of the Year, the organization announced today.
Pedestrian dead after Edmund Hwy collision
A pedestrian is dead after an early morning Wednesday collision, says SCHP.
Top recruits Sarah Strong, Joyce Edwards lead East over West in McDonald's girls' basketball game
No. 2-ranked recruit Joyce Edwards, a 6-2 forward from Camden High School who has committed to play for South Carolina was presented with the co-MVP award.
Monster Jam is coming to the Colonial Life Arena
Do you love really loud, fast trucks? Well you're in luck because Monster Jam will be in Columbia this weekend.
RCSD searching for man accused of stealing enclosed trailers
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is searching for a man accused of stealing enclosed trailers, said the department.
Columbia man pleads guilty to drug charge
A Columbia man pleaded guilty to several drug charges.
Firefighters respond to Blythewood house fire, no reported injuries
No one is hurt after a house fire on Tuesday in Blythewood.
Richland County deputies warning residents of phone scam
Richland County Deputies are warning people of a phone scam involving a "third party monitoring company", said the department.
Traffic Alert: Officers assisting traffic after light malfunction
The Columbia Police Department is assisting traffic on Millwood Avenue due to a traffic light malfunction.
County administration building closed due to power outage
Richland Co. officials say the county's administration building at 2020 Hampton St. closed after overnight storms.
Severe weather causes trees to fall onto homes in the Midlands
Today's severe weather in the Midlands caused trees to fall onto one home on Barhamville Road & on another at Meadow Wood Drive.
S.C. couple stranded in Africa after missing cruise ship
A Garden City couple's dream vacation turned into a nightmare after they took a cruise to Africa and ended up stranded.
RAMSERVE: CIU students help out community through service work
As part of one project, CIU students renovated an apartment for use by Reconciliation Ministries, a nonprofit which helps men overcome addiction through long-term residential recovery.
CAE implementing new parking fees, features
Parking at the Columbia Airport will soon cost a little more.
Local counselor gives stress tips during National Stress Awareness Month
April is recognized as National Stress Awareness Month.
Support groups from 10 schools across SC attend Collegiate Recovery Day
Support groups from 10 different schools across South Carolina came together at the Statehouse for the 2nd annual "Collegiate Recovery Day."
South Carolina senators grill treasurer over $1.8 billion mystery but get few answers
A group of South Carolina senators didn't get much clarity Tuesday as they sought answers about how $1.8 billion ended up passing through a state bank account over the past decade without anyone knowing where it came from or was supposed to go.
SLED charging Sumter County man with murder, trafficking fentanyl
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) is charging a man with murder, possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime, and trafficking fentanyl.
SC Senate confirms Justin P. Powell as Secretary of Transportation
On Tuesday, the South Carolina Senate confirmed Justin P. Powell to serve as the next Secretary of Transportation.
